End of an era: Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond are closing down their production company
The end of an era for the automotive trio
Shocking news rocked the world of car shows: legendary TV presenters Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond announced the end of their collaboration and the closure of their production company. This company has been involved in the production of the cult TV shows Top Gear and The Grand Tour for many years.
A new chapter for the famous trio
The decision to close the company was a real turning point for fans of the trio, which also includes James May. They first appeared together on screens in 2002, creating the most famous car trio in the world. Two years later, Clarkson and Hammond were joined by May, and together they created the incomparable show Top Gear.
"It's been an incredible journey, but it's time to move on, " said Jeremy Clarkson.
After the scandal - a new project
In 2015, after several scandals, the trio decided to leave the show, starting a new project - The Grand Tour. And so, at the end of last year, they announced that the eighth episode of the fifth season, filmed in Zimbabwe, will be the final one.
"We poured our hearts into this final episode. It's our gift to the fans, " shared Richard Hammond.
The future without the legendary trio
It is expected that after the end of cooperation, each of them will engage in solo projects. It is known that Jeremy Clarkson already hosts his own show called Clarkson's Farm, which has gained popularity among viewers.
"It's a new challenge and I'm ready for it, " Clarkson said of his show.
It is interesting that the show The Grand Tour will continue its existence, but without the legendary trio. The project will be restarted with new presenters, and this is causing considerable interest among viewers.
What's next?
It remains only to wait for the premiere of the latest issue of The Grand Tour and watch the development of the solo careers of Clarkson, Hammond and May. Their contribution to automotive journalism cannot be overestimated, and new projects promise to be no less exciting.
Editor: Emiliia Morozova